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Homecoming night flared with fireworks and noise Saturday night as the Wisconsin Badgers 2-4 (0-3) took the field at Camp Randall against the Iowa Hawkeyes 4-2 (2-1). But excitement for Wisconsin football was nowhere to be found by the end of the evening, and in an era of seemingly never-ending lows, the Badgers found the bottom again, falling lifelessly to the Hawkeyes 37-0.
After starting the season 2-0, slivers of hope have all but disappeared for the Wisconsin Badgers. There were no grand expectations for the 2025 Badgers, but Wisconsin’s mid-October situation may be worse than expected. Wisconsin, 2-3 (0-2), has lost three straight and will try to turn their season around Saturday against the 3-2 (1-1) Iowa Hawkeyes at 6 p.m. at Camp Randall Stadium.
Wisconsin women’s soccer has been on a solid run this season, currently standing at eighth in the Big Ten with a 9-3-1 overall record and a 3-2-1 conference record. They look sharper and more fluid than a year ago. But that transformation hasn’t come from one standout player or a sudden surge in scoring — it’s been built from the backline, anchored by junior defender Ella Ottey, whose calm, creative presence has quietly shaped Wisconsin’s rise.
The Wisconsin Badgers men’s soccer team picked up a pair of wins this week against Ohio State and Milwaukee, snapping a four game losing streak and picking up their first conference win of the season.
Wisconsin volleyball heads into a ranked showdown against No. 19 Penn State undefeated in Big Ten play and with only one loss overall on the season. The lone loss came against Texas on August 31 during the Opening Spike Classic. It didn't derail them, however, as they now find themselves on a ten game winning streak and atop the Big Ten.
Wisconsin women’s hockey picked up two shutout wins this weekend, defeating the Maine Black Bears 5-0 on Friday and Saturday. Last year’s national championship team was in attendance Friday to raise the 2024-25 championship banner into the rafters.
Just six days after suffering one of the worst defeats in recent memory — a 6-0 home loss to Michigan State — the Wisconsin women’s soccer team responded immediately, dismantling the Minnesota Golden Gophers 3-0 Saturday in St. Paul.
The Wisconsin volleyball team cruised past Big Ten opponents Illinois and Michigan at home over the weekend, sweeping both in dominant fashion. Both competitions saw closer scoring than the Badgers have seen in recent games, but fighting through a lack of scoring runs and focusing on clean kills pushed Wisconsin through.
Hosts Ted Hyngstrom, Otto Von Sothen and Caroline McGartland discuss the Badgers' loss to #20 Michigan and highlight their upcoming Big 10 matchup against Iowa. Also covered are the early season successes of womens hockey team and recent turnaround of the mens soccer team.
Madison soccer fans are frustrated at FIFA’s new dynamic pricing system for next summer’s World Cup. The world-renowned event returns to North America for the first time since 1994, but not without controversy as the ticketing strategy leaves fans wondering if they can afford to experience the unforgettable spectacle.
The Wisconsin Badgers hired Brad Davison as special assistant to head coach Greg Gard on Sept. 29th, replacing Kirk Penney, who will depart the team to spend time with his family in New Zealand, a major shake-up to Wisconsin basketball’s coaching staff.
The Wisconsin Badgers men’s hockey team started off their season strong with two road wins against the Lindenwood Lions. Ranked No. 20 coming into this year, the Badgers are hungry to prove themselves as a championship contender.
The Wisconsin Badgers hung with the No. 20 Michigan Wolverines for much of Saturday afternoon, but after a lackluster second half performance, ultimately fell 24-10 in Ann Arbor.
For most, the Winter Olympics are an exciting event. However, for fans of the Wisconsin Badgers women’s hockey team, the iconic global sporting event may leave them with mixed feelings.
The Wisconsin Badgers took on the Washington Huskies on Sept. 26 at McClimon Soccer Complex for their third Big Ten game of the year. The Badgers have yet to win a game in conference this year and are on a four game losing streak.
Coming off a sweep of their first series of the season against Bemidji State, the Wisconsin Badgers women’s hockey team hopes to keep their momentum going against Maine this coming weekend. The puck is set to drop in the Badgers home opener at 7 p.m. on Friday and 2 p.m. on Saturday, at LaBahn Arena.
After a much-needed bye week for the Badgers, can Luke Fickell’s 2-2 team turn their season around?
The disastrous loss to unranked Maryland nearly two weeks ago has left much of the Badger faithful relatively hopeless going into the fifth game of the 2025 season — a heavyweight tilt with the No. 20 Michigan Wolverines.
Hosts Ted Hyngstrom, Otto Von Sothen and Caroline McGartland highlight several angles of Luke Fickell - how he came to the job, how he's handled the job, and what expectations are for the rest of the season - before the Badgers take on #20 Michigan on Saturday. Also covered are the recent victories of the womens hockey and soccer teams.
After a crushing season-ending loss in March to Ohio State in the Big Ten Tournament, the Wisconsin Badgers men’s hockey team is hungry for a successful season.
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